The Prairie Woman

05/11/2026

what a great day this was!

Running a full marathon isn’t just about race day - it’s about the early mornings, the tough miles, and proving to yourself that you can do hard things.

If you’ve ever thought, “Maybe someday…” - today is your day.

Set the goal. Trust the training. Chase the finish line. 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

https://raceroster.com/events/2026/115178/brookings-marathon

05/09/2026

Graduation Day. next up SSOM.
Congrats Noah!

05/05/2026

Dust, grit, and stories that rarely sit still—that’s where I live as a photographer. The Miller Thriller(follow their page) isn’t just bull riding; it’s muscle, heart, and a whole town showing up for each other. From mutton busting to seasoned bull riders to amazing fans and volunteers every frame told a legacy story.

Everyone has a story and I’m proud to capture it through The Prairie Woman (follow my page!)

real people, real moments, real West.

Thanks for the shout out Miller Thriller and Kodee Fulton for believing in me when I sent out a text asking if you wanted me to just come take a few shots. (few is a relative word)

If you haven’t experienced The Miller Thriller yet, you’re missing out on something rare…a family friendly community event..so buy your tickets early this year!

If you haven't yet, Join the Miller C & C(follow their page) to stay in the know and be part of the growing community .

04/30/2026

Rooted deep in the South Dakota prairie, Native American plant knowledge carries generations of wisdom. We lived in rhythm with the land, using prairie plants for food, medicine, and ceremony. Sage, sweetgrass, chokecherries their stems and roots held purpose, teaching respect and balance. Today, native prairie plants still whisper that story across open grasslands, resilient against wind and time. As we walk these fields, we’re invited to remember: the land is not just scenery. Land it is legacy and provision still speaking to those listening. with .greene.5 BlackHillsPhotoShootout

04/24/2026

Western code lives strong here: rise early, work hard, speak plain, trust God, and keep your word. The sun edges below the horizon, brushing the land in amber, and with it reflections of purpose for another day to ride honest and care for what’s been given to us. follow

04/24/2026

the Badlands. three years ago

04/21/2026

“The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork.” Psalm 19:1 (ESV)

Late summer in South Dakota carries a quiet kind of wisdom. The grasses soften to gold, the air settles, and the waters grow still enough to mirror the world above them. Standing at the edge of a lake lined with weathered rocks and steady trees, you can see the reflection so clearly.

It’s hard not to think about our own lives in that moment.

What are we reflecting?

The trees don’t strive to impress the water. They simply stand, rooted and present, and the reflection comes naturally. In the same way, when we stay rooted in God, grounded in His Word, steady in prayer, our lives begin to reflect Him without force.
The rocks remind us of seasons that have shaped us. The still water reminds us that reflection requires quiet.

Maybe the invitation today is simple: be still long enough to notice what your life is reflecting and gently turn it back toward Him.

Because when we do, even the ordinary becomes a testimony. If you do not know Jesus, message me!
Today is good day for a good day!